Church Notes from Baptist and Other Congregations
Church notes list service times for Baptist, Methodist, and Lutheran congregations. Baptist offerings include Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Evening services and prayer meetings noted. Methodist shows Sunday services 10:30 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. Epworth League 7:00 p.m. Lutheran lists English service next Sunday at 9:50 a.m. with sermon onLuke Kingom. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Pastor names included.
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Baptist Church
Tao
Ali
Methodist Church
Sundy
Hilla
Epworth League
Lutheran Church
Aig Oelvek
Grod’s Kingdom
Olds
Local notes from Renwick area community events
Local briefs cover church aid meetings, school year wrap up, student achievements, and alumni activities. Attendance at the Eagle Grove governor’s address, commencement at the Baptist church, and a memorial date are noted along with moves, births, and public notices.
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Eagle Grove
Obituary and community notes from Humboldt County
Obituary for Katrine Walkner, born November 28 18Hth in Exeter Wisconsin, died June 2 197 in Humboldt County at 47.5. She married Joseph Walkner in 1888 and had four children. Funeral held at a local church with interment in Vernon Cemetery. Also mentions local visitors and residents, plus an essay on Bob White the songbird defending Ohio’s protection laws and the value of birds to crops.
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Hazel
Iva
Lola
Ruth Peters
George Whycott
Minnie Stauffacher
Webster City
Joseph Walkner
Irene Stauffacher
Baptist Church
Howland Hanson
Des Moines
Newcomb
Ruth Jenkins
Adela Voss
Lucile Southwick
Henry Eggerth
Lyn Winter
Burr Packard
Collins
Town
Packard
Renwick
Katrine Walkner
Fredolin Klassi
Exeter
Green County
Wisconsin
Humboldt Co. Ta
Kossuth Co
Humboldt Co
Alvey J
Millard F
Lloyd L
Viola M
M. i
Ehurch
Carwith
Walkner
Wyangrelienl
Rev
Nicholgun
The
Goldfield
Inyerojent
Vernon Cemetery
The Toll Of Time On Actors And Athletes
Fragmentary prose discusses aging and loss of charm in performers and athletes. It notes how aging alters public perception, with references to vanity and self reflection as actors and players confront diminished allure and the impact on their careers.
Emperor’s public appearance ends old shrine ban
The article recalls historic rules in Japan where subjects could not glimpse the emperor until after 1870. Advisers only saw his back and streets were closed. Now the emperor may ride openly through the city, with subjects allowed to glimpse him, a change seen as proper.
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W. P. Eaton
Aris
Japan
Wen
Ris
Distinguishing oneself in conversation this era
A method to stand out in talks is to refrain from politics as war arguments fill discussions. The text notes that debates have exhausted ideas theories and forecasts, with virtually every possible thought expressed in words.
Agriculture report vs gold output dwarfs 1916 values
The Department of Agriculture shows American farm output in 1916 valued at 13 449 000 000, making gold production that year seem small. The text also mocks film fans and social trends about youth and leisure with scattered, unclear notes.
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Department of Agriculture
Feeding Terms in Everyday Language for Animal Nutrition
The text outlines three main feed components: protein, fat, and carbohydrates, plus mineral matter. It explains how animals require protein and fat for energy and tissue, carbohydrates for fuel, and minerals for bone material, with varying needs for growing, adult, and pregnant animals. It cites examples like egg white, lean meat, gluten, sugar, and fiber.
Buying Feed Ingredients Difficult to Buy Proper Feed Stuffe
The piece argues that few feed stores stock full, high quality first grade mixed feeds at reasonable prices. Competition pushes toward cheaper quality while better feeds are costly. Experiment stations promote self mixing, yet farmers often rely on known brands, balancing cost and nutrition. Mixing feeds can reduce overall costs.
Manurial Ingredients Of Feeds From Farm to Economy
The article notes nitrogen as the key fertilizing element in feeds and its wide variation across feeds. Connecticut Experiment Station finds average mixed fertilizer at 2.95 percent nitrogen with 18 of 52 feeds at 3.93 percent. It highlights cottonseed and linseed meals gluten seed middlings brewers and distillers products among feeds and stresses wise feed selection to improve manure value and farm economy.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Connecticut
Malt sprouts urged as dairy feed edge in 1912 report
Prof J P Street of the Connecticut Agricultural Station argues malt sprouts deserve more attention from dairymen, noting proprietary feeds offer far less protein. He also highlights dried brewers grains as a cheap high grade feed when priced with its rich analysis.
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National Cyco Improvement Service
J. P. Street
Connecticut Agricultural Station
What’s in a mixed feed for dairy cows
A high grade mixed feed suitable for any breed of dairy cow should have high protein and a clear digestible analysis. It can be mixed with corn oats barley hay or other forage grown on the farm to save cost. Top ingredients include corn distillers grains gluten feed cottonseed meal Sominy meal malt sprouts brewers malt Mnseed meal wheat bran and salt.
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Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
M. C. Rockwood
Iowa
L. R. Turner
First National Bank
Lows
Will M. Blesse
Renwick, Iowa
Tranglogive Renwigk
Chicago F
Paul Ew
Laval
Ceoinge South
Des Maines
Chicago
Loent Bet
Triinge
John Kyeenes
Avent
Wm. Nissen
Luni
Ice Perrs
Pagkér
Evangelical Church Notes
AL W. Seidesselmann
Pastor
Win. Figge
Hi. W. Schedtler
Richardson
Lutheran Aid
Pred Schwandt
M. B. Aid
Rice
F. Wenek
Klemme
Rae Buet
J. H. Perry
Katherine Luchsinger
Aberdeen
S. P. Figst
B.T. Wy ‘Club
Rasmus Hanson
May Haas
Jis
Ella Lavgis
Lodge
Vernon ‘Theater
W.S. Kight
Farmers Exchange
Beckwith Hall
Dune Sth
Dp. Ny
Frank N. Moyers
Mariners State
Kabo
R. A. Baker & Sons
M. J. Holt
Nes Moines
Ed Welch
Thesday
Matoma
Ilinois
Grace Harvey
Cedar Falls
Mro
George Klasse
Minnesota
Mr. Knnsse
Tome
Bob White
Ohio
Nerforth
Toledo Blade
Albany Knickerbocker Press
United States
Serven
Ain
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